Here are some random things I’ve been thinking, reading and watching lately: The Big Long wouldn’t sell nearly as many copies as The Big Short but its readers would make far more money. P.S. I’m writing a new book. Still workshopping the title. ******* This was some good father-son financial advice on Landman: You got … Read more
The Importance of Red Teaming in Cyber Security Enterprises must go beyond traditional security measures to safeguard sensitive data and prevent security incidents. Red teaming is a proactive approach where red team operators simulate real-world attacker techniques to assess an organisation’s security posture. By adopting the mindset of threat actors, red teams help identify vulnerabilities … Read more
The interaction between EU law and international law is an intriguing subject. The receptiveness of domestic legal orders vis-à-vis the international legal order is an all-time classic of foreign relations law and of course of even greater interest where the ‘domestic’ legal order in question has itself its roots in international law. That the EU … Read more
Dr. Ayşe Dicle Ergin, Assistant Professor, Bilkent University Faculty of Law Photo credit: Henry Ridgwell, Voice of America news, via Wikimedia Commons As of today, the vast majority of approximately 2.8 million Syrians in Türkiye, having fled the conflict and civil war, are under temporary protection. This figure does not include the … Read more
Use of Force Mary Ellen O’Connell examines the erosion of international legal norms, particularly the prohibition on the use of force, in the context of U.S. President Donald Trump’s disregard for legal constraints and the evolving concept of a “Rule-Based International Order.” O’Connell argues that a permissive approach to legal interpretation by Western states, especially … Read more